Change to:
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I hope it works this time. Just take stars out.

Jim Somchais last blog post..How To Fix WordPress Blog That Shows Differently on IE and Firefox

Change the code to:

Jim Somchais last blog post..How To Fix WordPress Blog That Shows Differently on IE and Firefox

Thanks for the useful post you have here.

However, I learned by accident that the change in code can not be done since some of the symbols shown on your site has been modified. Here are what I found:

Old code on header:

<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”" type=”text/css” media=”screen” />

Change to

XXX is the name of the site.
YYY is the theme you use.

You may want to edit the code so that it can be useful to others. Anyway, I appreciate the contents on your site.

Cheers,

Jim Somchai,

Jim Somchais last blog post..How To Fix WordPress Blog That Shows Differently on IE and Firefox

I experimented with two spreadsheets that contained simple styling – different colours for H1 and P elements. To the first (IE)stylesheet, I added another line: BODY { background-color: gray; }

In the non-IE browser,I saw a grey background! I expected the usual white background.

What happens is that a non-IE browser cannot under the IF lines so it runs BOTH stylesheets, one after the other.

To make this feature work, both stylesheets must define each style. For example, if one stylesheet defines the format of an H2, the other one must too.

Thanks for linking to my site. Glad you found something useful.

I love your blog.